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Ujjain Cyber Fraud! Two Residents Lose ₹1.72 Lakh In Suspicious Link And Credit Card Scams

Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): Fraudsters used APK files and deceptive links to siphon off Rs 1.72 lakh from the bank accounts of two residents of Khajuria Rehwari and Nayapura Chandesari, located on Dewas Road. The victims approached the police with complaints. Police have urged the public not to click on links received from unknown numbers or install APK files shared through WhatsApp or other social…

Ujjain Cyber Fraud! Two Residents Lose ₹1.72 Lakh In Suspicious Link And Credit Card Scams

Two residents of Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh fell victim to cyber fraud in separate incidents. According to the police, victim Dharmendra (33) of Nayapura Chandesari on Dewas Road lost Rs 41,000 after clicking on a suspicious link in a message claiming his bank balance was insufficient. The police warned the public to avoid clicking on links from unknown numbers or installing APK files shared through social media platforms.

Another resident, Satish Parmar of Khajuria Rehwari village, lost Rs 1.31 lakh when cyber fraudsters changed the mobile number linked to his credit card. Parmar only discovered the fraud after receiving a message about the change on his old phone number. He did not disclose his credit card password or receive any OTP. The Indore IDA is seeking a private firm to manage a ₹30 crore Lata Mangeshkar auditorium and has invited tenders for the project.

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